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Como Explorar Hohmann Transfer 3D Explorer - Paso a Paso


El Hohmann Transfer 3D Explorer arranca en cuanto carga la pagina: arrastra para orbitar la vista, desplaza o pellizca para hacer zoom, y pulsa Play transfer para disparar ambos encendidos. Todo se procesa en tu propio dispositivo - sin instalacion, sin cuenta.


Abrir la escena

Carga la pagina y el preset LEO to GEO aparece por defecto, con la nave en reposo sobre el anillo orbital interior. El motor 3D se descarga una vez y queda en cache. Si WebGL no esta disponible, aparece un aviso sencillo en lugar de un lienzo roto, y el panel de datos sigue funcionando normalmente.


Elegir un preset

Pulsa LEO to GEO para la transferencia a escala de satelite (r1=6,678 km, r2=42,164 km) o Earth to Mars para la transferencia interplanetaria (r1=1.0 AU, r2=1.524 AU). Cada preset redibuja los anillos orbitales interior y exterior, la elipse de transferencia y el panel de datos a la vez.


Disparar la transferencia

Pulsa Play transfer. El boton cambia a Transferring mientras la nave recorre la elipse turquesa desde el marcador turquesa de salida hasta el marcador naranja de llegada en unos tres segundos de animacion - representando exactamente la mitad de la orbita de transferencia real. Al llegar, el boton cambia a Reset to inner orbit.


Comprobar un encendido individual

Haz clic solo en el marcador turquesa para el delta-v del encendido de salida, o en el marcador naranja para el encendido de llegada. Para LEO to GEO estos son 2.45 km/s y 1.47 km/s; para Earth to Mars la cifra publicada cubre toda la maniobra en lugar de un reparto claro por encendido.


Leer el panel de datos

El panel enumera el radio orbital interior r1, el radio orbital exterior r2, el tiempo de transferencia y el delta-v total para el preset activo, ademas de una nota sobre como se obtuvo o calculo la cifra del tiempo de transferencia. Una nota final indica que los radios orbitales en pantalla estan comprimidos para facilitar la lectura, mientras que las cifras de r1, r2, tiempo y delta-v son reales.

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